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Taxonomies

Structured, uniform and actionable information

Every organisation uses its terms and definitions, even for general concepts. We use taxonomies to achieve standardised, comparable reports and unambiguous data exchange. These contain reporting guidelines and a dictionary of terms.

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On the same page with a taxonomy

Taxonomies allow you to file uniform annual accounts with the Chamber of Commerce. You can also use them to create reliable and comparable sustainability reports.

These taxonomies are developed based on the public XBRL standard (eXtensible Business Reporting Language) to enable the structured sharing of business information.

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Taxonomy development and management

Complete end-to-end development and management of taxonomies: from functional analysis to publication.

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The Dutch Taxonomy

Development of taxonomies according to the agreements of the Dutch Taxonomy (NT). This development and publication takes place in three phases: alpha, beta, and final.

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Tailored to your needs

We offer a fully automated system-to-system solution or a practical input portal. This is very useful when you receive data from organisations that report less frequently or do so manually.

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What expertise does SureSync bring? 

  • Extensive knowledge of legislation, annual reporting, XBRL, modelling, and semantics
  • Our business consultants can assist you in drafting the Business Case
  • Process analysts to support process analysis and definition activities for functional data specification and process-specific characteristics of data
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What makes SureSync unique?

 

  • Unique in-house developed, proprietary XBRL tooling, including an extensive and professional taxonomy editor for the development and management of taxonomies 
  • XBRLValidPro: our fully certified validator for XBRL 
  • Publication of the taxonomy under the Dutch Taxonomy (NT) 
  • Automatic creation of taxonomy-based composition portals. These adapt automatically with changes in the taxonomy. Therefore, manual maintenance of portals during taxonomy changes is not necessary. As a result, you can publish within days or even hours
  • Our XBRLValidPro validator is one of the few fully XBRL International certified validators worldwide for all XBRL modules. 
  • Semantic knowledge and XBRL expertise under one roof 
  • SureSync participates in the board of XBRL Netherlands and the XBRL Standards Board (XSB). We participate in working groups of XBRL International and XBRL Netherlands. We are also an official participant of XBRL Europe
  • SureSync develops taxonomies for, among others, Logius, including the taxonomies for SBR-wonen (Aedes Benchmark, the Prognosis informatie (dPi), the Accountability information (dVi), Chamber of Commerce, the Ministry of Education, Culture and Science, and SBR Nexus (such as AGT, FT, SBV, KYC, VT)

We are happy to help

Our taxonomy specialists are ready to answer all your questions, and they will gladly connect you with their colleagues to assist you even better.

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Sander 't Hoen

Lead taxonomy developer

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Aimée Latuheru

Taxonomy Developer

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A Q&A with Aimée Latuheru

Applying Taxonomies in Sustainability Reporting

Anyone that has compiled information for a sustainability report knows that it’s a work-intensive process. Some companies decide to forgo sustainability reporting altogether, in part because it’s difficult to do. However, with the EU’s Non-financial reporting directive - which came into effect in 2018 - and public concerns over climate change increasing, failing to report on your sustainability targets is no longer an option.

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